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The procedures and methods in maths guarantee right answers.
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2.
Given the choice I would have nothing to do with maths.
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3.
Statistics is necessary for biology.
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4.
Evolution is the study of the history of organisms.
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Biology deals with unique organisms, mathematics deals with universal
laws.
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6.
Mendel's laws proved natural selection.
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History is not high on the biology agenda.
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8.
The Mendel's laws of genetics and Darwin's ideas of natural selection are
incompatible.
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Biology and mathematics need different methods.
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10.
Mathematics and biology are both sciences, they study different areas, but
they use the same methods.
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11.
The types of thinking used in mathematics are a hindrance in biology.
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12.
Problems in biology have only one right answer.
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13.
Most problems in biology have many answers.
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14.
Biology needs more mathematicians.
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15.
Some mathematics problems have many answers, some have none.
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16.
Mathematics has a lot to learn from biology.
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17.
Puzzles and investigations are not proper mathematics.
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Mathematics consists of fixed, everlasting truths.
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19.
Evidence for natural selection would not necessarily falsify the inheritance
of acquired characters.
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20.
Nature is written in the language of mathematics, and its characters are
triangles, circles, and other geometric figures.
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21.
You have to be a good mathematician to study biology.
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22.
Mathematics is a great help to biology
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23.
Monocultures are unstable and unsustainable systems.
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24.
Mathematics is always exact and certain.
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25.
Mathematics is always changing and growing.
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26.
Exploring patterns is useful in mathematics.
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27.
There are many ways of solving a problem in mathematics.
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28.
I enjoy mathematics.
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29.
There in only one correct way of solving any mathematics problem.
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30.
GM foods and modern farming methods produce higher yields than traditional
methods of farming.
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31.
Mathematics is hard.
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32.
Many areas of biology can be understood without mathematics.
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Monocultures are the only way to feed the world's population.
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The ideas of Darwin and Mendel are different but complementary.
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35.
A good biologist does not have to be good at mathematics.
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Diversity is the basis of ecological stability.
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